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It's quite amazing that it fell straight back down. I suppose worse case is it starts flying aimlessly, like those North Korean rockets.
As a spectator, that was pretty awesome. Hope nobody got hurt. I'd hate to be the one who funded that, though. And sucks for ISS to not get their supplies.
How many of NASA's project and design teams are private contractors? I'm not terribly excited about it because I don't think space-bound passenger safety is scalable over multiple 10Ks, but I have a hard time thinking they can't recreate an entire experienced or sufficiently educated flight and mission team with a large enough payroll.
Well, if you pay FIT, you, along with me and millions of other US Americans… are the ones who funded that, if it's really a NASA mission.